Pulp Fiction, 1920 · page 161 of 164
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But out of the night he came and— for what happened then ask O. HENRY His death put an end to a life as varied and romantic as one of his own tales—for he was one of the lovable spirits of earth. At heart he was always a vagabond, a wandering minstrel, telling the stories that just bubbled from him-as he went his seeing way. More people are reading O. Henry today than ever before. They read him because he has the flavor of life as we know it. the tang, the zest. the breathless, careless haste, the ironic, happy, tragic irresponsibilities which go to make up life as it is really lived. ‘ E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM Seven splendid volumes, packed full of mystery and adventure, love and intrigue. Here are some of the most wonderfully ex- citing stories in_the literature of the world. Here are seven stories of plot and ceunterplot, seven gripping, thrilling tales that will keep you entranced from the first word to the very last. 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